Most people are unaware that their business, or sometimes their life, depends on the work of an obscure group of people: the system administrators. Read more »
Archive of 'July, 2009'
Scouring school, church and club notice boards for band audition posters has become a thing of the past. The internet has brought the world together and that includes bands and musicians. You don’t need to live in a bustling city with a booming music culture to take part in the music scene. Now you can jam with talented artists from around the world with just an instrument and a computer. Here are some of the ways you can connect with other musicians and collaborate (or just listen to some of the stuff they come up with!) Read more »
Since RIM officially launched its BlackBerry Enterprise Server 5.0 last spring, we at SherWeb have been conducting numerous tests and simulations in order to offer it to our customers. The wait is finally over! Read more »
The field of robotics has seen many exciting developments in the last decade. Ever-evolving facial recognition, artificial intelligence, touch sensor and walking technologies have allowed robotic engineers to create some amazingly sophisticated robots. Read more »
For many years, the national holiday has been a reflection of the customs and traditions of the people of Quebec. It also announces the summer solstice and is a joyous time for friends and families to gather round and celebrate. It was the perfect occasion for the SherWeb team to break the daily routine with a drink and a few snacks at the SherWeb IT café! Read more »
SherWeb is live from the WPC09 conference in New Orleans with over 9,000 other partners. We are attending the first Vision keynote where Allison Watson, head of the Worldwide Partner Group, is presenting the new Microsoft partnership network program.
This program has been revamped to help partners be more effective in finding strong partners they can work with, increase marketing and sales efforts and profitability in these tough times.
Do you find yourself snuggling up to your iPhone or “Crackberry”, waking up several times a night to check emails and text messages; checking and updating your Facebook account every three minutes of the day, or perhaps declining social gatherings to spend hours upon hours playing online games? Though technology has an amazing ability for connecting people, it can become incredibly difficult for some to control how much time they spend in front of their LCD screens; and in the most severe of cases, the result can be deadly. Once upon a time, people couldn’t live without landlines and televisions. Now, cell phones and computers are rabidly replacing these fading technologies. Read more »
Twitter is one of the most popular social marketing and micro-blogging services on the Net, but despite its ever-growing popularity, significant security features still aren’t up to par. This past January, 33 high profile Twitter accounts were hacked. Targets included CNN correspondent Rick Sanchez, Barack Obama, Britney Spears, Digg founder Kevin Rose, CBS News and Fox News among other news outlets and celebrities. Read more »
